Hi manolits,
Please let me stress that if, between the client and the server, there is any working connection then your app JavaScript should work.
In the past we had experience that some mobile telco carriers blocked WebSockets at all. But if WebSockets are not supported, due to any reason, then Lightstreamer automatically tries HTTP Streaming. If even HTTP Streaming does not work (perhaps due to some old-fashioned buffering proxy in the middle), then it switches to HTTP Smart Polling. So finally, in any case the client should always find a way to communicate with the server.
In order to further investigate your issue, we need to undestand where the communication attempt fails.
Have you any chance to replicate the issue with a test/dev server?
In this case we can raise the log level for the finest details and check if any client request reach the server and if it is correct. Otherwise we should try to collect the client-side log.
Furthermore, just to give it a try, would you be able to open one of our demo,
https://demos.lightstreamer.com, and check if it works with the wrong device/connection pair?
Thank you,
Giuseppe
